No ethernet connection after upgrade to FC4
Hey All,
I reinstalled FC 4 onto my on my Asus AV8 Deluxe board w/ AMD64 3500+ and updated to the Kernel 2.6.17-1.2142_FC4. I am aware that the sk98lin driver for the onboard Marvell Technology Group Ltd 88E8001 Gigabit has been depreciated. The new driver is skge, and (in the past) I have had onboard nic working w/ FC4 and the new skge driver. No luck this time. LSS -- I accidentally installed FC 4 whilst I had a Beklin PCI nic card installed. The Belkin card worked, but I wanted to use the onboard nic and removed the Belkin card. I still have remnants of the old Belkin card in the machine, and I can't seem to get rid of it. Most of these remnants appear when using X API such as System>Network Device Control>configure. There I see two Devices. One on eth0 the other on eth1. However I see no evedence of it in the various sysconfig files. LSS -- I have two questions: 1. How important is the /etc/sysconfig/hwconf file in the operation of the onboard nic? I have repeatedly changed the "Driver" setting from "sk98lin" to "skge." Yet after rebooting the machine the setting always reads "sk98lin." I have reset the /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts to use skge, and it appears that the machine uses skge during its "failed" attempts to get ip information. dmesg reads Quote:
/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/* /etc/sysconfig/hwconf /etc/modprode.conf and I have used the X API to delete the nic. Sometimes it takes a few reboots, but the belkin card always seems to resurface. That's not quite true. The machine just registers that a PCI nic is there, but it does not actually recognize it as a Belkin... Thanks |
I give, I give!
Hey all,
I punted. I dropped back ten yards and then reinstalled FC 4. |
when you upgraded are you sure that you chose to build that module. To test and see you could do
ls -al .config | grep skge or <module_name> |
No luck with that command.
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Thanks |
This is a compilied kernel correct. the config file that I am talking about should be where ever you compilied your kernel at.
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Nope. me b noob.
I installed from. A set of four cds I obtained from "Fedora Linux -- core 4 release" "Fedora Linux" magazine. Next # yum upgrade During a previous install/ugrade of this distro all I had to do was unplug the machine wait, 10 minutes or so, and poof the nic worked. The difference between this time and last is this: the LED light on the nic did not light before. Then I did the unplug routine and poof the connection LED lit. This time the led lights. Quote:
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